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West Virginia governor approves firing of cadets who participated in Nazi salute photo West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice said Monday he has approved the termination of all correctional officer cadets who participated in performing a Nazi salute in a class photo.      Otter triplets celebrate first birthday at St. Louis Aquarium Staff at the newly opened St. Louis Aquarium celebrated their resident otter triplets' first birthday on Monday.   North Korean leader vows “military countermeasures” ahead of New Year’s address \North Korean leader Kim Jong Un called for "offensive political, diplomatic and military countermeasures" in order to safeguard the country during a meeting of the ruling Worker's Party, state media reported on Tuesday.   Seattle Seahawks LB Mychal Kendricks out for postseason with torn ACL The Seattle Seahawks will be without linebacker Mychal Kendricks for the playoffs after he suffered a torn ACL in Sunday night's matchup against the San Francisco 49ers.   Ohio State star RB J.K. Dobbins to enter 2020 NFL Draft Two days after losing to Clemson in the Fiesta Bowl semifinal game, Ohio State Buckeyes star running back J.K. Dobbins will forgo his senior season and enter the 2020 NFL Draft.   North Carolina diocese publishes names of credibly accused clergy A Catholic diocese in North Carolina published the names of 14 clergy on Monday it says have been credibly accused of having sexually abused children during its nearly 50-year history.   Miami Dolphins fire offensive coordinator Chad O'Shea, two other assistants The Miami Dolphins parted ways with offensive coordinator Chad O'Shea and two other assistant coaches.   Head coach Bruce Arians: Buccaneers can 'definitely' win without Jameis Winston Tampa Bay Buccaneers head coach Bruce Arians offered a critical evaluation of quarterback Jameis Winston.   Judge dismisses suit by former John Bolton deputy challenging impeachment subpoena A federal judge on Monday dismissed a lawsuit by former national security official Charles Kupperman to challenge a House subpoena calling on him to testify in the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump.   Chicago White Sox officially sign All-Star pitcher Dallas Keuchel to three-year deal The Chicago White Sox agreed to terms on a three-year, $55.5 million contract with former Cy Young Award winner Dallas Keuchel.   Chinese pastor Wang Yi sentenced to nine years in prison for 'subversion of state power' Wang Yi, the pastor of an underground Christian church in China, was sentenced to nine years in prison, the government said Monday.   Washington Redskins set to hire Ron Rivera as next head coach The Washington Redskins are expected to hire former Carolina Panthers coach Ron Rivera as their next head coach, barring any last-minute complications.   Fed report: Tariffs contribute to job losses, increased production costs A recent Federal Reserve report found that tariffs imposed by the Trump administration since 2018 have contributed to a loss of manufacturing jobs and an increase in production costs in the United States.   Barack Obama releases list of favorite movies, shows, songs and books of 2019 Former President Barack Obama released on Twitter a list of his favorite movies, shows, songs and books from 2019.   Authorities identify victims, gunman in Texas church shooting Authorities in Texas have identified the victims and gunman who died in a shooting Sunday morning at West Freeway Church of Christ in White Settlement.   Australian man collects his second major lottery jackpot An Australian man dubbed himself "the luckiest man alive" after collecting a nearly $2 million lottery jackpot -- his second such prize in the last few years.   Life may have first emerged in phosphorous-rich lakes In a new study, published Monday in the journal PNAS, scientists provide evidence that ancient soda lakes could have provided sufficient levels of phosphorous to spawn life.   Panel recommends screening all U.S. children for obesity Obesity affects as many as 20 percent of children in the United States. The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force now recommends kids over age 6 be screened for obesity -- and behavioral therapy for those who are obese.   Vaping industry ad urges Trump to abandon flavor ban proposal The Vapor Technology Association has launched an ad campaign urging President Donald Trump to abandon a proposed ban on flavored electronic cigarettes.   Police: Reported home intruder was a confused deer Police responding to a report of a breaking and entering in Baltimore arrived at the home and discovered an unusual intruder -- a deer.   Lockheed surpasses 2019 F-35 delivery goal with 134 for U.S., allies Lockheed Martin announced the delivery of its 134th F-35 fighter plane in 2019 on Monday, including 81 aircraft for the U.S. military, exceeding its goal of 131 for the year.   Meteorologists track potential for 1st major storm of 2020 Following a fairly tranquil weather pattern across the eastern two-thirds of the country as the calendar flips to 2020, a major storm will brew and throw a curveball.   Recycling center staff find nearly $20,000 cash in box Workers at a recycling center in England enlisted the help of police to find the owners of nearly $20,000 cash found in a box.   Young cancer patients better served by private insurance The odds of surviving childhood cancer may be influenced by the type of health insurance a young patient has, researchers say.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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American Airstrikes Rally Iraqis Against U.S.Iraqi leaders say the United States violated Iraqi sovereignty with attacks that killed 24 people in retaliation for the death of an American contractor.   U.S. Intelligence Agencies Prepare to Pull Back Officers From AfricaAn expected withdrawal of military forces would lead the C.I.A. and other agencies to reduce their presence, leaving some officials and experts fearful of a gap in stopping terrorist threats. Carlos Ghosn, Fallen Nissan Boss, Flees Japan to Escape ‘Political Persecution’Mr. Ghosn, who was facing charges of financial wrongdoing, said from Lebanon that he would “no longer be held hostage by a rigged Japanese justice system.” Suspect in Monsey Stabbings Searched Online for ‘Hitler,’ Charges SayOfficials said the suspect, who is charged with hate crimes, also expressed anti-Semitic views in his journal. Inside a Texas Church, Guns, Bibles and a Spirited Firearms DebateA shooting at a church outside Fort Worth has revived the debate in Texas over whether more guns create a more dangerous environment or a safer one. Inside China’s Push to Turn Muslim Minorities Into an Army of WorkersThe Communist Party wants to remold Xinjiang’s minorities into loyal blue-collar workers to supply Chinese factories with cheap labor. How Big Companies Won New Tax Breaks From the Trump AdministrationAs the Treasury Department prepared to enact the 2017 Republican tax overhaul, corporate lobbyists swarmed — and won big. Texas, N.F.L., Carlos Ghosn: Your Monday Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day. How to Respond to the Anti-Semitic Attack in Monsey, N.Y.We need to recognize the problem for what it is: an epidemic. Double the Federal Minimum WageState and local governments are proving that higher minimum-wage standards are good for workers. Congress should take the lesson. Yes, Our Writers Do Read Your CommentsFrom “a gut punch” to a smile, our writers reflect on comments from some of their most-read columns of 2019. The Legacy of Destructive AusterityThe deficit obsession of 2010-2015 did permanent damage. Does Germany’s Vaunted Car Industry Have Long to Live?Tesla is opening giga-factories outside Berlin while Audi is cutting jobs. But it’s not time to panic yet. Why We Will Need Walt Whitman in 2020With our democracy in crisis, the poet and prophet of the American ideal should be our guide. Seattle’s Foster Children Deserve BetterOur most vulnerable children in Washington’s most populated county need safe spaces to heal. Will Florida Kill an Innocent Man?The testimony of a notorious con artist and jailhouse informant could mean the difference between life and death. Why on Earth Did Boston Sell Babe Ruth to the Yankees?The sale, at the end of 1919, changed baseball — and New York City — forever. Our Cherished Rivers Are Under ThreatPermanent protections for free-flowing rivers need to be a centerpiece of every country’s national climate action plan. Chile can lead the way. Dax Shepard Is ListeningThe actor’s interview podcast, “Armchair Expert,” is very popular. Is he the next Howard Stern? Terry Gross? Or something else entirely? Data Breach at Wyze Labs Exposes Information of 2.4 Million CustomersWyze Labs executives said the data breach, which lasted 23 days, was caused by an employee’s mistake. Judge Dismisses Lawsuit by Ex-Trump Aide Subpoenaed in Impeachment InquiryJudge Richard J. Leon acted after the House dropped its subpoena to Charles Kupperman and mooted the case, which had been closely watched for its implications about whether John Bolton would testify about President Trump’s pressuring Ukraine. Huawei Posts Solid Growth but Warns of Difficulties AheadIn a year-end note, a deputy chairman said the Chinese tech giant’s confrontation with the United States would hurt its prospects for 2020. Racism Dispute Roils Romance Writers GroupEight board members and the former president of the organization have resigned amid outcry over how it handled a member’s criticism of another member’s book. Nicaragua Frees Political Prisoners After International PressureThe release of dozens of Nicaraguan detainees came amid bolstered United States sanctions and criticism of a crackdown on hunger strikers. Amid Balmy Winter, Moscow Trucked in Heaps of Fake Snow. A Blizzard Ensued.Lacking snow to complete the holiday atmosphere, Moscow bought fake snow from skating rinks. “It will all create a festive mood, I am sure,” one Muscovite said. After Death From Falling Debris, Violations Found at 220 BuildingsThe infractions, which can include dangling signs and cracks in walls, were considered so risky that the city said they must be fixed immediately. A Biden-G.O.P. Ticket? He’s Open to It, but Doesn’t See OptionsA voter asked Joseph R. Biden Jr. if he’d consider choosing a Republican as his running mate. “I would, but I can’t think of one now,” Mr. Biden responded. U.S. Population Makes Fewest Gains in Decades, Census Bureau SaysA drop in immigration, fewer births and an aging population contributed to the slowdown in 2019, according to demographers. The Process. The Decision. The Big Three. They Changed the N.B.A.The league has been upended in fundamental ways over the past decade, from how teams see players to how players see themselves. In 2019, Netflix and Amazon Set Their Sights on IndiaTV’s streaming wars are a global contest, and this year India became one of the most hotly contested fronts. In This Corner, an Armenian Pro Wrestler. In That Corner, Genocidal History.Chris McCormick’s new novel, “The Gimmicks,” filters arguments about violence and revenge through a headlong story of backgammon, wrestling and a romantic triangle. How Do I Find Meaning and Beauty in My Life?“Your way of seeing things, including yourself, seems not wholly true or right or your own, and is in dire need of a refresh,” writes one of our advice columnists. What We Learned in Science News in 2019Developments in science that we’re still thinking about at year’s end. Move Your Body, Bolster Your BrainExercise doesn’t just strengthen your muscles, it can also be good for your mind and memory. Fitness advice from the year in Well. Will the United States Lose the Universe?For more than a century, American astronomers have held bragging rights as observers of the cosmos. But that dominance may soon slip away. What We Learned in N.F.L. Week 17The 49ers hung on for a wild win in Seattle, the Packers and the Chiefs both secured first-round byes, and the Patriots were shocked by Miami. More Recent Articles
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